The tech-ification of the World Cup

Source: Business Insider

Referee Ivan Barton speaks to France's Kylian Mbappé during a World Cup semifinal game. Tom Weller/picture alliance via Getty ImagesThe World Cup uses more tech than other soccer competitions. Refs wear a POV camera and two watches, one of which shows if the ball crossed the line.

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The tech-ification of the World Cup

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